r/askanything • u/Vert_der_Ferk25 • Sep 02 '26
Political Question Why am I supposed to be impressed with who Charlie Kirk was?
He was a paid professional debater. He went to a college campus, set up a tent and cameras, and engaged with amateurs who had no experience doing what he did. And the right loved him for it. His media team would then cut clips of him scoring points against amateurs, and they would push them out on all their social media feeds.
Isn't this like LeBron James going to a campus and setting up cameras while he played pickup games against kids who, at best, were on the college team but more likely dabbled in basketball, but were no match for the expert? And then what would people think if LeBron's media people cut clips of him dunking on these young amateurs and pushed them out as "highlights"?
"LeBron's TOP 10 Most SAVAGE College TAKEDOWNS ππ₯"
"COCKY College Kid gets OWNED By Lebron James! Follow for moreπ"
"LeBron James SHUTS DOWN 3 Arrogant College Students Best DUNKS Compilation"
"1 NBA Hall of Famer vs 25 Amateur College Students (Feat. LeBron James) | Surrounded"
Isn't Kirk's legacy just sad?
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u/Calm_Courage Sep 04 '26
He was basically the Jake Paul of debating. And like Jake Paul, his career was ended the second he actually had to put his own well-being on the line.